The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-21
Reassembling Of the Reichstag.
The Body Will Meet About the
First OF November.
Important Measures 10 BE COnsld.
cred During the Session.
Reports OF Emperor Williams Very
Extreme Illness Untrue.
what the Emperor Says OF HIS.
marck's BiuT speeches-Arrest-
ed Alsstiau soldiers Re
Ieased-Cr0wn Prince.

[corrRloHrKD, 1887. ny rHE NEW YORK Asp-
CIATkD PRESS
BERLIN, August 20. The Rsischstag
will reassemble at the beginning Of
November. The agitation insugursted
by the Agrarian party has made q
deep impression on the government,
and has resulted in the preparation OF
a bill, which will be submitted In the
early part Of the session, raising duties
Of corn. Another leading measure
which will be considered during the
session will be q woikmen's insurance
bill.
Emperor William is slowly recover.
ing from an attack Of rheumatism. He
was we'll enough today to receive yer.
bal reports OF State business and to
entertain a small party at dinner.
The alarming reports about his condi.
tion, one Of which stated that he had
had q fit OF apoplexy, were totally
without foundation. There have not
even been any symptoms Of a renewal
OF bis old ailment affecting his kid
neye.
DIR. Mackenzie, the Crown Princes
English physician, has sent to the
New York Associated Prees CORE.
spondent here a special report Of the
Princes present condition. The prog
rees made, he saye, lie quite satisfactory,
and there is every prospect for per-
manent Gu OF the Princes malady.
On the other hand, II appears from the
doctors report that the curative pro-
cess will be slow, and that while there
Ia at present no recurrence oil the
Princes throat trouble, II Is not un-
| likely there will be regrowth on sev-
eral occasions before permanent cure
| 10 effected. The mos, troublesome part
Of the case,the doctor Bsye, is ihe con-
slant disposition TO take cold, or rath-
er, the predisposition 10 congestion oil
the mucous membrane Of the larynI
occurring in d flerent paris OF the
organ, and TO obyiate this DR.. Mac
kenzie will recommend that the
Crown Prince pass the greater part Of
the coming winter at Venice or Pegli.
| He will also adyiee the Prince 10 ab-
stain from using his voice as much as
possible. The Crown Prince will at
tend mono Of the military maneuverH
this year.
A story was circulated st Cat zsin,
at the time OF Emperor Williams de.
parture, that In an interview between
the German and Austrian Emperor.
the latter had remarked the pro-
found impression that had been pro-
duced upon him by Prince Biemarck'a
speech In Parliament regarding war
tcares. The Kaieer 10 eaid 10 have re.
piled: "Bsh Il Ia needlolB to attach
80 great importance TO II. Bismarck
cooks what he wishee, but that is no
reason why one should eat everything
that 10 cooked. Whom ! find a dish
too strong, strike II from the menu"
II Il reported that the visit Of Prince
Hohenlohe to the Emperor a. Ems has
only postponed his Isoignaiion Of the
goysrnorship OF Alsacs Lorraine, as
Prince Bitmarck, who blames him for
the check In the GermanizlDg OF
Rsichsland, continues TO insist upon
his ~ moval.
Plince Bism lrck has telegraphed 10
some Brealau disiilleis who are
supporting q proposed Spirit Com
pany, that he cannot I'm In the
scheme himself because Of his official
buslnefs. Nearly all the spirit pro'
ducers Of the empire have promised I'D
h, sion 20 the project. The company,
however, meets with strong con-
demnation from the prngressionlsi
iJurnalp, which accuse Prince Biz
msrek's friends Of having organized Q
giglntic bourse speculation. The
government journaln deny tina
Prince Bismarck has any eonnse
ion with the matter, and sver
that Il IL simply business
affair between the distillera and the
proposed company.
The report OF the Msyenco Chan bel
Of Commerce in the year g trade, con
cludes as follows: "Geimsn com
merce aad industry have done tbei
utmost In Perhia, China, Australia ant
south and Central Africa. Enterpis
ing German manufacturers and trader
have secured a standing IN those coun
tries, 10 maintain aud widen which
will be Gsrmsny's OBJECT during th'
coming year"
Fresh rumore are GAoat that th,
government intends Ito puTchas,
more railways. Tnese reports hav,
Infused life into the railway market
and large business was done durinI
tha past week. 49,.
Bulgarian events have had li.tle ei
feet ON the boufse, and change 10
the better has come over the Hpecula
tive market, owing 10 the Temporary
lull In political warfare. The bushes
IN Russian securities was the laTge6
for rome time pest.
A number oi A'eatian eoldlers, VIII
we're arrested a, Mayence three week
ago, on a charge Of belonging 10 q p,
cret fo,iety with reasonable pui
D ses, have Just been liberated becaus
OF n lack Of evidence.
The new American consulate W.
opened VI Plauen on the l7th inst.
Most 81 the important manulactul
ing toyns in the PfussiAn and sax1
parta OF Lubata ave about 10 eBlablis
telephone communications anon
themseIyes and With the cities Of Be-
lin, Dresden and LEIPZIG.
The Emperor has contributed loo
marks toward a monument 10 the pos
l and naturalist, Von Chamilso, TO ;
erected Of Berlin.
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